Multitech MMH900 User Manual page 135

specified by the number preceding the delimiter.The
following characters are allowed to be stored: 0
through 9, A through D, T P R W # * , ! ; along with
the delimiter (=).
0 to 9, A to D,
# and * Dial Digits/Characters
Digits 0 through 9 and characters A through D, # and
* are valid dial characters. Characters A through D,
# and * represent specific tone pairs and therefore,
can be used only when tone dialing.
@ Wait for Quiet Answer
The Wait for Quiet Answer (@) command causes
the command modem to look for rings followed by 5
seconds of silence before processing the next
symbol in the dial command. This command is used
for accessing a system that does not provide a dial
tone. S-Register #7 determines the maximum wait
time. If Quiet Answer is detected, the dial modifiers
following the command are executed. If busy is
detected, the command modem returns a BUSY
result code and goes to the hang-up process,
aborting further execution of commands.
! Flash On Hook
The Flash On Hook (!) command causes the
command modem to go on hook for 0.75 second.
Some switchboard systems react to a momentary
on hook state. An exclamation point inserted in the
dialing command causes the command to flash on
hook for three-quarters of a second, just as if you
had depressed the disconnect button (on the
handset cradle) momentarily.
, Automatic Pauses in Dialing
You can cause the command modem to pause
during the dialing sequence by entering a comma
character where the pause is desired. This pause
will last two seconds. If a longer pause is desired,
more than one comma may be entered
consecutively, with each one causing a two second
pause. You also have the option of changing the
Appendix D - Command Modem Commands
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